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General Internal Medicine
Amy Farkas, MD, MS

Amy H. Farkas, MD, MS

Associate Professor

Locations

  • General Internal Medicine

Biography

I was born in Seattle and grew up between Miami in Kansas City. Eventually I moved to Pittsburgh where I completed all my medical training including my women’s health fellowship and Masters in Medical Education. Along the way I married my husband and had my two children. We moved to Milwaukee in 2018 when we joined the faculty at MCW.

I am clinically based at the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center where I care for our women Veterans as a primary care provider. I also serve as a senior consultant for the Office of Women’s Health. My research interest includes clinical women’s health, medical education, and mentorship/women’s leadership. I serve as the co-director for the Women’s Learning Leadership Collaborative with MCW’s Center for the Advancement of Women in Science in Medicine.

I joined the program leadership in 2022 as an APD and am excited to be working more closely with the residency. I run a women in medicine group for our women residents and help to oversee the VA continuity clinic experience.

Publications

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